* This transcript was created by voice-to-text technology. The transcript has not been edited for errors or omissions, it is for reference only and is not the official minutes of the meeting. [00:00:28] WELCOME TO CITY PULSE. I'M TRAVIS LEMONS. AND I'M REBECCA WILLIAMS. IT'S OCTOBER AND IT'S THAT TIME OF YEAR FOR GHOSTS, GOBLINS, AND CANDY CORN. YOU LIKE CANDY, CORN DRUGS? UH, NOT, NOT REALLY. I LOVE CANDY CORN. IT'S ALSO BREAST CANCER AWARENESS MONTH. LATER ON THE SHOW, WE'LL TALK TO HEALTH EDUCATOR AMAYA LEE ABOUT THE IMPORTANCE OF BREAST CANCER SCREENINGS AND PREVENTATIVE MEASURES WE CAN TAKE TO GET HEALTHY. BUT BEFORE WE GET TO OUR FIRST STORY, LET'S GET TO A QUICK HEADLINE OR TWO OUT OF CITY HALL WITH THE UNANIMOUS VOTE. HOUSTON CITY COUNCIL APPROVED TO NOT RAISE PROPERTY TAXES THIS YEAR. THE CITY ANTICIPATES THAT YOU BUDGET SHORTFALL, BUT LIKE LAST FISCAL YEAR, MAYOR WHITMEYER REMAINS COMMITTED TO ENHANCING EFFICIENCIES AND CUTTING SPENDING BEFORE ASKING FOR HIGHER TAXES FROM PROPERTY OWNERS. THE METRO POLICE DEPARTMENT HAS INTRODUCED A NEW MOBILE OPERATIONS COMMAND CENTER TO EXPAND ACCESS TO POLICE SERVICES AND INCREASE PUBLIC SAFETY THROUGHOUT HOUSTON. THIS INITIATIVE HELPS COORDINATE INFORMATION IN REAL TIME WITH REGIONAL COOPERATION AMONG METRO, THE CITY OF HOUSTON AND LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES. HERE IS WHAT MAYOR WHITMEYER HAD TO SAY. WITH THE LAUNCH OF THIS MOBILE UNIT, WE'RE TURNING TO TECHNOLOGY. I CAN'T BEGIN TO TELL YOU THE ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY THAT'S INCORPORATED IN THIS STRATEGIC COMMAND STATION. IT'S GOT DRONES INVOLVEMENT. SO, YOU KNOW, UH, I CAN'T SAY ENOUGH ABOUT THE DIRECTION WE'RE GOING AS A CITY AND AS A COUNTY WITH PUBLIC SAFETY. AND IT WAS DEMOLITION DAY AT GREENS POINT MALL AT CITY LEADERS GATHERED TO SEE A PORTION OF THE MALL TORN DOWN AS PART OF A SPECIAL CEREMONY. GREENS POINT MALL OPENED BACK IN 1976, BUT CLOSED ITS DOORS IN JULY, 2024. THE DEMOLISHED MALL WILL MAKE WAY FOR A $150 MILLION INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX THAT IS EXPECTED TO SUPPORT 1200 JOBS, A PROMISE MADE AND A PROMISE KEPT. MAYOR JOHN WHITMEYER HELPED IN SECURING A NEW CAR FOR UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON STUDENT ABIGAIL TRUJILLO AFTER HER CAR WAS SEVERELY DAMAGED BY HOUSTON POLICE BACK IN JULY. LET'S TAKE A LOOK. SO, ABIGAIL, WHY DON'T WE DO IT LIKE THIS AND THEN YOU CAN JUST GET OUT OF ALRIGHT. MADE THIS CASE STAND OUT IS THE, UH, THE EVENT THAT BROUGHT IT ABOUT, AND, UH, ABIGAIL'S WILLINGNESS TO GO PUBLIC. THE MEDIA PLAYED A, A CRITICAL ROLE AND, UH, MY SENSE OF FAIRNESS, UH, HERE TO FIX HOUSTON. AND ALSO, AS I SAID, I'M ON THE GO. THE IDENTITY THAT I HAD AND OTHERS OF WORKING YOUR WAY THROUGH U OF HI WAS NOT HAPPY, CERTAINLY THE WAY THE CASE WAS HANDLED, AND, UH, WE'VE LEARNED A LOT. BUT THE GOOD NEWS IS ABIGAIL'S HAPPY. WELL, I AM VERY GRATEFUL. I FEEL REALLY BLESSED. UM, I DO WANNA THANK EVERYBODY THAT HAS HELPED ME. UM, I DO WANNA THANK GOD FOR LETTING ME GET THROUGH THIS SITUATION. MY FAMILY AND FRIENDS THAT HAVE SUPPORTED ME AND EVERYBODY THAT HAS DONATED. AGAIN, I'M SUPER GRATEFUL AND I'M GLAD I GOT OUT THIS SITUATION. IT'S BEEN A, UH, LEARNING EXPERIENCE, UH, FOR ALL OF US. BUT THE GOOD NEWS IS ABIGAIL HAS ACTUALLY, WE WANTED TO MAKE HER WHOLE, THAT WE'VE SURPASSED THAT. AND, UH, I THINK YOU CAN SEE THE JOY. NOT ONLY THAT WE'VE, UM, WE'VE MADE A GOOD FRIEND WITH, WITH ABIGAIL AND BEFORE WE JOIN AMAYA LEE AT THE HR BREAST CANCER AWARENESS SUMMIT. IN THE SPIRIT OF PREVENTION, HERE'S A MESSAGE FROM HFD AND HPD ON HOW TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY. AND YOU THIS HALLOWEEN, HALLOWEEN IS FUN, BUT FIRE AND INJURIES ARE NOT. AND HERE'S SOME THINGS THAT YOU NEED TO KNOW. ENSURE COSTUMES FIT WELL AND AVOID LONG ACCESSORIES. ENSURE A SAFE PATHWAY FOR ALL TRICK OR TREATERS BY REMOVING SIDEWALK OBSTACLES AND YARD OBSTACLES. REMEMBER, OPEN FLAMES ARE VERY DANGEROUS. HOD RECOMMENDS BATTERY OPERATED CANDLES FOR YOUR HALLOWEEN DECORATIONS. SO FOLLOW THESE STEPS TO PROTECT YOURSELF, OUR CHILDREN, AND YOUR PROPERTY THIS HALLOWEEN. OKAY, WE ARE AT THE WELLNESS ON WHEELS BREAST CANCER SUMMIT, AND WE ARE JOINED BY AMAYA LEE. [00:05:01] SHE'S THE SENIOR PUBLIC EDUCATOR WITH HUMAN RESOURCES. WE'RE GONNA TALK ABOUT BREAST CANCER AWARENESS, BUT FIRST LET'S TALK ABOUT THE SUMMIT. I BELIEVE IT'S THE FOURTH ANNUAL SUMMIT GOING ON FOR THE CITY OF HOUSTON AND WHAT ALL IS INVOLVED. YEAH, SO THIS IS AN EVENT THAT WE PUT ON FOR OUR CITY OF HOUSTON EMPLOYEES WHERE WE HONOR OUR BREAST CANCER SURVIVORS, AS WELL AS BRING IN CLINICIANS AND PHYSICIANS SO THAT EMPLOYEES CAN SHARE THEIR STORIES AND OTHER EMPLOYEES WHO MAY HAVE QUESTIONS CAN HAVE THAT CONTEXT. AND I KNOW ONE OF THE IMPORTANT THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT BREAST CANCER AWARENESS IS KNOW YOUR LEMONS. WELL, I AM A LEMON, BUT I DON'T THINK THAT'S THE LEMONS WE'RE TALKING ABOUT, RIGHT? NO, NO. SO THE KNOW YOUR LEMONS CAMPAIGN IS MORE SO JUST A VISUAL FOR WOMEN TO BE MINDFUL OF THINGS TO LOOK AT. SO WE'RE LOOKING FOR ANY SORT OF, UM, DISCOLORATION, UM, TEXTURE THAT KIND OF LOOKS LIKE A LEMON PEEL OR AN ORANGE PEEL, ANY SORT OF PITTING, DIMPLING CHANGES IN SHAPE OR CLEAR OR RED DISCHARGE. AND, UH, HOW MANY LEMONS ARE THERE? ARE THERE LIKE 11 OR 12? YEAH, SO THE CAMPAIGN SHOWS 12 LEMONS AND, UM, JUST KIND OF GIVING SOME OF THOSE SYMPTOMS FOR FOLKS TO BE AWARE OF. SO, AWESOME. SO FOR PEOPLE THAT, UM, HAVE GRANDMOTHERS FAMILY MEMBERS THAT HAVE EXPERIENCED BREAST CANCER, UM, WHAT SHOULD THEY DO? WHAT SHOULD THEY DO TO BE PROACTIVE IN THIS? YEAH, SO THE BIGGEST THING IS TO BE TRANSPARENT WITH YOUR DOCTOR. IF YOU HAVE THE LUXURY OF KNOWING YOUR FAMILY HISTORY, AND IF IT IS A CLOSE RELATIVE, THEY MAY OPT IN INTO DOING CERTAIN GENETIC TE GENETIC TESTING TO SEE IF YOU HAVE ANY OF THE GENE MUTATIONS THAT'S MORE CLOSELY LINKED TO BREAST CANCER. IS THERE A SPECIFIC AGE WHERE WOMEN IN PARTICULAR SHOULD START THINKING ABOUT MAMMOGRAMS AND GETTING SCREENED? YEAH, SO MORE OF OUR HIGHER RISK POPULATIONS CAN START FROM AGE 40 TO 44, SPECIFICALLY IF THEY HAVE RIGHT THAT FAMILY HISTORY OR IF THEY'RE CARRYING SOME OF THOSE GENES. UM, BUT GENERALLY AGES 45 TO 55 ARE RECOMMENDED TO GO ON AN ANNUAL BASIS FOR MAMMOGRAMS. IF EVERYTHING'S LOOKED GOOD THROUGH THAT TIME, 55 AND ABOVE COULD CHOOSE TO DO EVERY OTHER YEAR, OR THEY COULD DECIDE TO STILL GO ANNUALLY. AND IS IT HIGHER IN ANY NATIONALITY? UM, IS IT HIGHER IN AFRICAN AMERICAN WOMEN OR HISPANIC WOMEN? WHAT IS, WHAT ARE THOSE STATS LOOK LIKE? YES, I DON'T HAVE THE SPECIFIC NUMBERS OF THE STATS, BUT IN OUR MINORITY POPULATIONS WE DO SEE SOME OF THOSE HIGHER NUMBERS AND WE ACTUALLY ARE, UM, SHARING SOME OF OUR RESOURCES HERE WITHIN THE CITY OF HOUSTON COMMUNITY THAT CAN HELP SUPPORT SOME OF THOSE MORE AT-RISK GROUPS. SO LET'S TALK ADVOCACY. UM, SO PEOPLE WHO ARE, HAVE LOST A FAMILY MEMBER OR HAVE EXPERIENCED BREAST CANCER THEMSELVES, HOW CAN THEY GET INVOLVED AND SHARE THEIR STORY AND TELL PEOPLE ABOUT THE SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS? YEAH, SO IF THEY ARE A CITY OF HOUSTON EMPLOYEE, WE'D LOVE TO GET THEM CONNECTED INTO OUR BREAST CANCER SURVIVOR SUMMIT. BUT THERE'S TONS OF OTHER RESOURCES. YOU HAVE THE SUSAN G KOMEN, UM, BREAST CANCER RACE EVENT THAT'S VERY POPULAR, BUT THERE ARE LOTS OF THINGS GOING ON IN OCTOBER WHERE FOLKS CAN GET CONNECTED AND GET INVOLVED. YES. THEY ALSO CALL IT PINK TOBER. IT'S PINK, YEAH. PINK TOBER IS HERE. PINK TOBER IS HERE. NOW. BEFORE THE INTERVIEW WE WERE TALKING ABOUT, UH, GENERAL STATISTICS THAT PEOPLE SHOULD BE AWARE OF WHEN IT COMES TO BREAST CANCER, AND ONE IN PARTICULAR STOOD OUT TO ME WHEN IT COMES TO MEN WHO ARE DIAGNOSED WITH BREAST CANCER. YES. SO IN 2026, IT'S ESTIMATED THAT OVER 300,000 WOMEN WILL BE DIAGNOSED WITH BREAST CANCER, WHERE UNFORTUNATELY ABOUT 40,000 OR SO WILL PASS OF BREAST CANCER FOR WOMEN. UM, THE NUMBERS ARE MUCH SMALLER FOR MEN, BUT THEY'RE NOT ZERO. SO, UM, THERE WILL BE OVER 2000 MEN DIAGNOSED WITH ABOUT 500 THAT WILL PASS FROM BREAST CANCER SPECIFICALLY. AND SO WE WANNA MAKE SURE THAT OUR GUYS KNOW THEIR FAMILY HISTORY. UM, THERE'S OTHER HEALTH ISSUES THAT MEN COULD HAVE, OTHER, UM, GENETIC THINGS MEN COULD HAVE. SO HAVING THAT RELATIONSHIP WITH YOUR DOCTORS SO THAT THEY CAN HELP FOLKS STAY MINDFUL AND JUST KNOWING WHAT TO LOOK OUT FOR AND GENERALLY TRY TO BE HEALTHY. WELL, UM, MAYA, THANK YOU SO MUCH. YOU'RE ALWAYS A WEALTH OF KNOWLEDGE AND THANK YOU FOR ALL THE AMAZING WORK YOU DO. AND THANK YOU FOR LETTING US KNOW OUR LEMONS. OKAY. TO BE PREPARED AT THINGS WE NEED TO LOOK OUT FOR, UM, TO MAKE SURE THAT WE'RE AWARE FOR BREAST CANCER AWARENESS. OKAY, NOW IT'S TIME TO HEAD ON OVER TO DISTRICT I AS HOUSTON PARKS AND RECREATION KICKOFF, ITS FIRST PROJECT AT THE LET'S PLAY HOUSTON PROGRAM. LOCATED CLOSE TO HAVA AIRPORT AND OVER PARK HAS BEEN AROUND FOR OVER 70 YEARS, AND NOW IT'S GOING TO RECEIVE SOME BIG TIME UPGRADES. WE'LL GET A NEW PLAYGROUND WITH SHADE FEATURES, A NEW VOLLEYBALL COURT, A WALKING LOOP TRAIL. CURRENT ONE WILL BE REMOVED AND EXPANDED. NEW EXERCISE STATION, NEW SIDEWALKS AROUND THE PARK, SECURITY LIGHTING, A NEW SITE FINISHINGS INCLUDING PICNIC TABLES, BENCHES, AND GRILLS. ANOTHER MAJOR CONSIDERATION FOR THIS PROJECT IS ACCESSIBILITY AND INCLUSIVITY. [00:10:01] THIS REJUVENATION PROJECT IS PART OF THE LET'S PLAY HOUSTON INITIATIVE, WHICH IS COMBINING $60 MILLION FROM PUBLIC AND PRIVATE FUNDS TO IMPROVE 25 DIFFERENT NEIGHBORHOOD PARKS AROUND OUR CITY. IT'S WHY I RAN FOR OFFICE, IT'S WHY I LOOK FORWARD TO GOING TO WORK EACH AND EVERY DAY, BUT I CAN'T DO IT WITHOUT HOUSTONIAN SUPPORT. WITHOUT THE COUNCIL SUPPORT. AND A GREAT PARKS DEPARTMENT RIGHT HERE ON 3 1, 2 3. PERFECT. THE CITY OF HOUSTON IS CONTRIBUTING $250,000 TO THIS PARK AND THE TEXAS STATE LEGISLATURE IS INVESTING $1 MILLION IN THIS $2 MILLION UPGRADE. YOU JUST WANT SOMEWHERE FOR KIDS AND FAMILIES TO GO AND BE SAFE AND PLAY AND GET OFF THEIR COMPUTERS AND PUT THEIR FEET IN THE GRASS AS IT IS FOR ALL OF THESE. LET'S PLAY HOUSTON PROJECTS. THE HOUSTON PARKS BOARD IS THE PROJECT MANAGER HERE AT ANDOVER PARK. SO I WANNA THANK ALL OF OUR CORPORATE DONORS, OUR INDIVIDUAL DONORS, AND A NUMBER OF FOUNDATIONS WHO HAVE HELPED US TO BE ABLE TO MAKE INVESTMENTS LIKE WE'RE GONNA DO IN ANDOVER PARK. IT WOULD MEAN A LOT TO US BECAUSE IT WILL KEEP OUR PROPERTY VALUES UP. UH, IT SHOWS PRIDE IN OUR NEIGHBORHOOD. PLUS WE ARE RIGHT NEXT DOOR TO AN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, PLUS WE HAVE CHURCHES RIGHT DOWN THE STREET THAT THEY CAN COME AND USE IT. 1, 2, 3. WOO. THE REJUVENATION OF ANDOVER PARK. THERE'S JUST ONE MORE REASON WHY WE LIKE TO SAY HOUSTON PARKS AND REC, WHERE YOU BELONG FROM PARKS TO PUBLIC EDUCATION. LET'S CELEBRATE LEGACY OF THE HOUSTON'S GREGORY SCHOOL. THIS LANDMARK INSTITUTION IS THE FIRST FOR AFRICAN AMERICAN CHILDREN. IT OPENED ITS DOORS IN 1926. THE PURPOSE OF THE CELEBRATION IS TO ACKNOWLEDGE THE HISTORY OF THE BUILDING AND OF THE GREGORY SCHOOL ITSELF. IT'S BEEN A HUNDRED YEARS AND IT'S STILL SERVED THE SAME PURPOSE THAT IT WAS AS IT WAS INTENDED AS, UH, TO EDUCATE THE COMMUNITY. SO I'M EXCITED THAT WE CAN ACTUALLY, UM, HAVE THE CELEBRATION TO BRING EVEN MORE ATTENTION, BRING IN MORE PEOPLE TO UNDERSTAND WHAT THE PURPOSE IS AND, UM, JUST, YOU KNOW, CELEBRATE AND, AND ENJOY IT. WHEN YOU LOOK AT, UM, THE INITIAL, UM, ATTEMPT TO EDUCATE, UH, AFRICAN AMERICAN CHILDREN AT THAT TIME IN 1926, AND ALSO BRINGING, GOING THROUGH VARIOUS TYPES OF SITUATIONS LIKE WITH JIM CROW DOING, UM, SEGREGATION AND EVEN INTEGRATION, THERE ARE NUMEROUS PROJECTS THAT ARE USUALLY BEING, UH, UM, CONDUCTED HERE. AND, UH, THROUGHOUT, UH, THE PAST FEW YEARS, THERE HAVE BEEN SEVERAL THINGS THAT HAVE ACTUALLY TAKEN PLACE. IT, IT FEELS AMAZING. I FEEL HONORED. UH, I FEEL LIKE I GET TO LIVE THROUGH A REALLY EXCITING AND HISTORIC MOMENT AND TO BE ABLE TO SEE SUCH AN IMPORTANT ESTABLISHMENT LIKE THE GREGORY SCHOOL, UH, CELEBRATE A HUNDRED YEARS. IT'S, IT'S REALLY SPECIAL TO BE HERE. WE WOULD LOVE FOR PEOPLE TO CONTINUE TO COME BACK, TO CONTINUE TO SUPPORT, UH, THE SYSTEM AND THE PROGRAMS THAT WE HAVE HERE SO WE CAN CONTINUE TO DO THE THINGS, UH, THAT WE DO FOR THE CITY AND THE COMMUNITY. NOT TO BRAG, BUT HOUSTON'S ART AND THEATER DISTRICT IS AS ICONIC AS NEW YORK, LOS ANGELES, AND CHICAGO. AND ONE OF THE CITY'S GREATEST CONCERT VENUES CELEBRATED A MAJOR MILESTONE AFTER A FIVE YEAR RENOVATION. HERE'S HOUSTON FIRST WITH THE NEW AND IMPROVED JONES HALL. AN ICONIC PIECE OF HOUSTON HISTORY IS GETTING A BRAND NEW CHAPTER. JONES HALL IS CELEBRATING 60 YEARS RIGHT HERE IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN HOUSTON. AFTER FIVE YEARS OF RENOVATIONS, THE TRANSFORMATION OF JONES HALL IS OFFICIALLY COMPLETE. MORE THAN $67 MILLION WAS RAISED TO HELP MODERNIZE THE PERFORMING ARTS VENUE WHILE PRESERVING ITS HISTORIC LEGACY. TODAY, WE'RE HONORING THE LEGACY OF THIS BUILDING WITHOUT BEING BOUND BY ITS PAST. WE HAVE PRESERVED WHAT GENERATIONS OF HOUSTONIANS HAVE LOVED ABOUT JONES HALL, WHILE MAKING THE INVESTMENTS NECESSARY TO ENSURE THAT IT REMAINS RELEVANT, WELCOMING, AND EXCEPTIONAL FOR GENERATIONS STILL TO COME. THE UPGRADES TOUCH NEARLY EVERY SINGLE PART OF THE EXPERIENCE. FROM NEW SEATING AND IMPROVED ACOUSTICS TO A RENOVATED LOBBY, EXTENDED RESTROOMS, A REFINISHED STAGE, AND UPGRADES BEHIND THE SCENES FOR PERFORMERS. IT HAS BEEN A GATHERING PLACE FOR OUR COMMUNITY AND A STAGE FOR ARTISTS AROUND THE WORLD. AND THANKS TO THE COLLECTIVE EFFORTS OF [00:15:01] SO MANY, WE NOW HAVE A RENEWED HOME FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS HOME TO THE HOUSTON SYMPHONY AND PERFORMING ARTS. HOUSTON JONES HALL HAS SERVED THIS CITY FOR SIX DECADES AND MAYOR JOHN WHITMEYER SAYS THIS INVESTMENT WILL HELP TO KEEP JONES HALL AT THE CENTER OF THE HOUSTON ARTS COMMUNITY FOR DECADES TO COME. I DON'T KNOW THAT THE ARTS HAVE BEEN IN A BETTER PLACE IN HOUSTON'S HISTORY, AND I THINK MR. JONES AND HIS FAMILY WOULD BE VERY PROUD. THAT'S 60 YEARS OF HISTORY AND A BRAND NEW ERA RIGHT HERE IN DOWNTOWN HOUSTON. WELL, BEFORE WE GO, WE HAVE A SPECIAL MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSTON POLICE DEPARTMENT FOR ALL YOU GHOSTING GOBLINS. WHILE YOU'RE TRICK-OR-TREATING THIS YEAR, IT'S SCARY SEASON, BUT WE WANNA HELP YOU AVOID A REAL LIFE SCARE CHILDREN. WERE REFLECTIVE IN BRIGHT COLOR CLOTHING AND COMFORTABLE SHOES. AND BE SURE TO SUGAR TREAT WITH A GROUP AND WITH ADULT SUPERVISION CHILDREN ONLY APPROACH HOUSES WHERE LIGHTS ARE ON AND NEVER ENTER A STRANGER'S HOME. AND ADULTS STAY ALERT WHEN YOU'RE DRIVING AROUND THE AREA JUST AS IT'S IMPORTANT FOR KIDS. REMEMBER, IT'S SAFETY IN NUMBERS. IT'S IMPORTANT TO ORGANIZE A COMMUNITY WATCH GROUP OR CITIZENS TO ASSIST FOR SHOWING THE NEIGHBORHOOD WHILE YOU'RE SUGAR TREATING. ASK FOR VOLUNTEERS TO ACT EX CROSSING GUARDS AND TELL YOUR CHILDREN NOT NEED THE CANDY UNTIL YOU'VE HAD A CHANCE TO INSPECT THEM FIRST. IF YOU SEE SOMETHING SUSPICIOUS, PLEASE REPORT IT. WE ARE HERE TO HELP YOU. WELL, THAT'LL DO IT. FOR THE CITY POLLS, I'D LIKE TO GIVE A SPECIAL SHOUT OUT TO OUR PARTNERS WITH SPECTRUM FUSION. THEY HAD THEIR ANNUAL FUNDRAISER, GALA, WHERE THEY RAISE MORE THAN $500,000. THEY PRODUCE THE PIECE ON THE GREGORY SCHOOL ON TODAY'S EPISODE. AND A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO AMAYA LEE AND HR WELLNESS FOR JOINING US ON THE PROGRAM AND MAKING SURE THAT WE STAY AWARE ABOUT BREAST CANCER AND GET THOSE SCREENINGS FOR HV HOUSTON TELEVISION, HOUSTON PARK AND RECREATION, HOUSTON POLICE SPECTRUM FUSION, YADA YADA YADA. I'M TRAVIS LEMONS. AND I'M REBECCA WILLIAMS. UNTIL NEXT TIME, WE CAN ALWAYS DO BETTER AND KINDNESS IS FREE. I'VE COME TOO FEELING DON'T LET IT GO BECAUSE I WANT IT. BECAUSE I WANT IT. AND JUST WON. JUST WON. JUST WON. LET IT GO BECAUSE I WANT IT. * This transcript was created by voice-to-text technology. The transcript has not been edited for errors or omissions, it is for reference only and is not the official minutes of the meeting.